Arguably the greatest SF story ever written. Kent born writer.

A warning of the dangers of accelerated technological advance coupled with totalitarian rule; a world where genetically engineered castes are controlled through mind stultifying drugs & brain washing.

A morality tale from a great Irish writer.

As I look at the young gangs on the street I think of this novel; this is a hint of what happens when children bring up children.

A hefty read; frankly a bit of a slog at times - but well worth it.

The England in this novel has become a disconcerting, quasi-medieval land in the Age of Faith.

First of a trilogy. Dr. Ransom is abducted and taken to the red planet of Malacandra. Ransom discovers Earth's tragic story is known throughout the universe.

Dark, brooding & powerfully atmospheric. Uses letters & diaries v effectively; readers can compare one piece of evidence from Dr Seward with the events of Mina Harker's life & Lucy's sad diary.

What would we do without our literary mad scientists?

You've seen the film, now ....

The war raged across the galaxy. Billions had died, billions more were doomed. Moons, planets, the very stars themselves, faced destruction, cold-blooded, brutal, and worse, random.